💡 Are you waiting to take action because you feel unready?

Leila Hormozi explains that before starting her business, she only learned and did not create. She felt unready but realized her confidence dropped because she didn’t take action. Taking steps helps.

🌱 Action fuels confidence, not information intake.
- ⏳ Start now; perfect later through experience.
- 🎯 Overcome fear by embracing imperfect action.

Embrace Action Over Preparation Anxiety

In the video "I Wasn't Ready to Take Action" from Leila Hormozi, before I started my business, I was constantly consuming things. I was consuming podcasts, reading books, and going to free events. I was basically consuming all things possible, and I wasn't creating anything. I always felt like I just wasn't ready. It felt like there was one piece of information that, if I acquired it, then I'd be ready to do the thing. What I was doing was continuing to degrade my sense of self-confidence. Every time I didn't take a step forward, I didn't realize that this was actually the reason I wasn't starting—not a lack of information or a lack of resources. It was the fact that my confidence continued to go down because I wasn't just taking action despite not feeling ready.

You can consume all the information you want but it won't prepare you for action. Confidence grows through doing, not waiting. Start now, and watch how your self-belief strengthens with each step.

Leila Hormozi’s insights emphasize that waiting for the perfect moment or for more information often hinders our growth and confidence. She illustrates that the real challenge lies not in lacking knowledge, but in overcoming the internal barrier that prevents us from taking immediate action. By sharing her experience of feeling unprepared yet recognizing the necessity of moving forward, Hormozi encourages viewers to break free from the cycle of overthinking and start implementing their ideas. This perspective can help you reflect on what has held you back and inspire you to take decisive steps toward your goals.

Please share your thoughts on how you’ve navigated feelings of unpreparedness in the comments below. In your response, aim for 25 to 100 words. Also, engage with your classmates by replying to two comments and liking three others that resonate with you!

Believe in yourself and take action to create great things. 🌟

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